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Veteran American actor who is featured at this weekends Armageddon Expo in Wellington via his character of Odo from the Star Trek series. Audio

Spokespeople from the Technicians Guild and Actors Equity discuss the issues raised by the Gallo affair and whether there will be repercussions for the industry here once word gets out. Audio

The Christchurch Parker-Hulme murder case was one of the most talked about New Zealand crimes of the 20th Century. Audio

Christine Webster's photography has surprised, shocked and provoked discussion since she burst onto the New Zealand arts scene in the 1980s. Christine works with nudity, eroticism and subversion, she… Audio

Abstract Christchurch painter Don Peebles has died aged 88. He was interviewed for the Arts on Sunday in 2008. Audio

Speakers at the Home and Away 2010 Trans Tasman Poetry Symposium at Auckland University starting on Tuesday. Audio

Voice coach Christine Adair helps actors get the most out of their voices. Audio

Band set lists, song lyrics, the top ten auction prices for New Zealand art, and the entire New Plymouth Street Directory and an LED motorway sign work listing dead philosophers names and the often… Audio

New Plymouth writer Elizabeth Smither opens her new novel with one of the great lines:"On the day Lola Dearborn vowed to never attend another funeral, she was deliberately present at three". Audio

British silent film composer Paul Lewis has created a music score to accompany rare film footage of life in NZ from the 1920s to the 1960s. The scenes range from the 1926 Royal Show, to a trip to… Audio

The story of two New York art collectors whose little flat became a gallery of American art collected over decades. Neither earned much, but they lived on one salary and spend the other on collecting… Audio

After troubled financial times with a budget blowout and the sacking of its director last year, the Christchurch Arts Festival has a new person at the helm. Philip Tremewan explains his plans and… Audio

During his career heÂ's been on board ship in Hornblower, been a murder suspect in both Poirot and Mrs Marple mysteries, starred alongside Susan Hampshire in Hotel and appeared in a movie called… Audio

Vicki Van Hout is one of Australia's most in-demand Aboriginal contemporary dancers and choreographers. Audio

"Where Your Left Hand Rests"is Dame Fiona Kidman's latest poetry collection. Audio

Steve Spiegel and Kim Ransley are speakers at the Musical Theatre New Zealand conference in Auckland. Audio

Neil Iremia talks about Black Grace's North American tour. Audio

Christchurch's Gavin Bishop is a prize-winning children's book author and illustrator, and he is currently part of an exhibition on show at Canterbury Museum called "Wairua - Tikanga Maori in New… Audio

The Govett Brewster Art Gallery is having it's 40th birthday celebrations in New Plymouth this month. Audio

In the middle of Uzbekistan's desert is a museum, home to one of the most remarkable collections of 20th century Russian Art. Audio

Three commentators take a look at thyis year's fourth Auckland Arts Triennial. Audio

Chris Saines is the Director of the Auckland Art Gallery. Audio

Rose McIver, Chelsie Preston Crayford are starring in a gritty drama that starts off Silo Theatre's 2010 season. 'That Face' was written by Polly Stenham when she was 19 and made her the the youngest… Audio

Laurie Chittenden Executive Editor of William Morrow/ HarperCollins in the US, and Derek Johns whoÂ's a literary agent and Director of AP Watt UK talking about publishing in the 21st century. Audio

Lucy Orbell tunes in to Jane Cardiff's musical installation at Wellington's City Gallery. Audio